What do you get when you put red, aqua, and white together?
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I love log cabins and am about to cut out a log cabin pineapple pattern that I found on line from Sharlene Jorgenson, she has a great tutorial on this on the QNN network which I am a member of.
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Check out the Night and Day block. Elenor burns has a book that come with a template and is easy to do. The night and day blocks work best with solids or fabrics that read as solids, as in marbles or blenders. There is also a paper piecing free pattern out there. Although, Elenor's book give you patterns do use the scraps as the night and day blocks consume yardage.
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This is from "Crazy Mom Quilts" blog. I have had it pinned for a long time for inspiration.
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This one is from "SewMamaSew". Pinwheels in the park.
I also have a huge stack of red and aqua that will be a quilt (hopefully this year). My idea was to use a chevron technique I saw that does not involve triangles. Matching a solid with a print and mixing the red and aqua thru out. Can't wait to see yours!
This is from "Crazy Mom Quilts" blog. I have had it pinned for a long time for inspiration.
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This one is from "SewMamaSew". Pinwheels in the park.
I also have a huge stack of red and aqua that will be a quilt (hopefully this year). My idea was to use a chevron technique I saw that does not involve triangles. Matching a solid with a print and mixing the red and aqua thru out. Can't wait to see yours!
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I made a extra long twin acqua, red and white quilt for my GGD for her high school graduation. I added a pop of black & yellow. It was awesome & she really loves it. She took it to college. Good luck & keep us posted on your progress.
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It's a favorite color combination for mid-20th century, depending on what the prints might be. You could turn to Barbara Burns Egg Money quilts for inspiration. I think it would adapt well to almost any style, though. It's a nice, fresh combination.
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